Dr. Lloyd Glauberman HPP Hypnosis (13 Programs)

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For over 30 years, Dr. Lloyd Glauberman, a Manhattan-based psychologist-psychotherapist and expert in business-related stress management and behavior change, has helped patients, both adolescents and adults achieve a wide variety of personal and professional goals.

In 1990, he dramatically expanded his patient-base as he launched the Hypno-Peripheral Processing (HPP) audio programs, a series of CDs that combine aspects of Ericksonian hypnosis and Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) to assist people on their journey to attain greater personal fulfillment.

Recognizing that emotional intelligence (EQ) more than IQ is responsible for an individual’s success in life, he designed the HPP audio programs to help people channel emotion into successful behavior.

The programs lead users into the theta state of consciousness, the “twilight state” between waking and sleeping, where their ability to generate positive emotional shifts quickly is greatly enhanced. Most significantly, the programs are also entertaining and easy-to-use and can help people achieve their goals without having to spend the time and financial resources required by traditional therapy.

Each 30-minute HPP program weaves a series of parable-like stories that gently overload the listener’s conscious mind. Known as dual induction, this technique shuts down the logical part of the mind and allows for a deep state of relaxation ideal for the absorption of positive suggestions by the listener’s subconscious mind. Users report positive results after a few sessions. Changes begin to spontaneously appear- changes that occur naturally at the right times, in the right places, and with the right people.

The line of CDs is divided into five categories: Love and relationships; Money and Success; Emotional Well-being; Health and Fitness; Creativity and Inspiration; and Stress and Relaxation. These CDs are the only hypnosis-based audio programs to use the dual induction-story telling method.